1. At $250 million, the home is the most expensive ever offered for sale in the US, according to a press release announcing its listing.
2. It took four years and 250 people to build.
3. It covers 38,000 square feet — that's over 14 times larger than the average new home constructed in the US in 2015.
4. In addition to two master suites, there are 10 VIP suites. That's a total of 12 bedrooms and 21 bathrooms.
5. Outdoors, there is 17,000 square feet of room to explore, including the 70-foot glass infinity pool.
6. The 40-seat theater rivals the size of multiplexes. It features a 4K projector screen and Dolby Atmos sound system.
7. Other entertainment options include a four-lane bowling alley, a candy wall overlooking a game room, and a gigantic wine storage facility.
8. The view from the home spans 270 degrees looking out over the mountains, over the city, and even out to the sea.
9. A collection of valuable cars worth more than $30 million are stashed in the home's basement.
10. There are over 100 art installations throughout the home.
11. A Leica camera sculpture valued at approximately $1 million sits in the dining room.
12. A helicopter that is unable to fly and that was an original model from the 1987 TV show "Airwolf" sits on the roof. It's been refurbished with a luxury interior.
13. An original "Hobie Cat" catamaran sits by the pool, though the home is not located near water.
14. A champagne pinball machine rounds out the interactive art installations.
15. Hermés products were used throughout the home, including the "Safari Art" collection. The blanket is 100% cashmere.
